Hazard the Wonderer
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An artist who knows the balance between sanity and madness.
We need both.
Age - 27 - 03/20/1998
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![[Top Section] Irrwurz; Alternate Names: Irrwurzel, Irrkraut, Vexierchrut, Verrigraut, Otterkraut, Atterkreutich; Region: Germany and Switzerland
[Middle Section] A green plant with long, alternating leaves. Accompanied by descriptive text.
A plant in an archetype of vegetation that cause victims to lose their way. It can be confused for fern, springwort, or even a special variety of tree root. Attributes vary by region.
May be triggered by stepping over or on, carrying, consumption, or getting on of its seeds stuck in a shoe.
Depending on the variety, a victim may become literally lost, transferred to a slacker's yard or a swamp, or even simply wander around one place meaninglessly.
The Irish equivalent is known as the Stray Sod, while the French equivalent is known as Tourmentine or Herbe d'Egarement. The Verrigraut is the variety brought to the Americas by the Pennsylvania Dutch.
[Bottom Section] Some depictions in popular culture: N/A](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:tsfvgiiehbannefovmdxxk5s/bafkreigjceqopaqjuepubrrz35apbxdu72misxv3ivo5he57vm6p6p2alm@jpeg)
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![[Top Section] Makuragaeshi; Alternate Name: Makura Kozō; Region: Japan
[Middle Section] A child in a green kimono carrying a firm grey pillow. Accompanied by descriptive text.
Yokai well known for a particular action: flipping pillows. Usually considered harmless.
Might leave dirty footprints around the room.
Believed to be a type of zashiki-warashi from those who died within the room. Rarely considered a prank from certain cat yokai.
Its appearance is unclear, though known possible forms include: a child, a priest, a small Niō.
May perform more dangerous activities, such as flipping the sleeping person themself, the entire tatami mat, or causing kanashibari (sleep paralysis) by sitting on the sleeper. They may even steal a victim's soul.
[Bottom Section] Some depictions in popular culture: Megami Tensei Franchise (2000 - Present); Yo-Kai Watch Franchise: Yo-Kai Watch 3 [Flippit] (2016); GeGeGe no Kitarō Franchise (1968 - Present)](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:tsfvgiiehbannefovmdxxk5s/bafkreihc4nfid7unynrxesuoa273aft633ceuqwropothe3mjuykhxvjeu@jpeg)
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![[Top Section] Raw Head and Bloody Bones; Alternate Names: Raw Head, Bloody Bones, Tommy Rawhead; Region: Parts of England and the U.S.A.
[Middle Section] A blood soaked red humanoid with sunken eyes seated in the corner. Accompanied by descriptive text.
A horrid thing. Raw Head and Bloody Bones has taken on various bloody, boney, and skinned-head forms. Frequently he is bloody and there are bones, regardless of if the bones are his. Sometimes the two are described as separate, beings in tandem, the flayed head and the bloody skeleton without one.
Originated in Lancashire and Yorkshire, then spread.
Sometimes a water bogey dwelling in deep water, sometimes a monster hidden in dark cabinets and/or under the stairs. You can find him squatting over the bloody bones of his victims.
A classic bogey whose name puts fear into children, meant to keep them on their best behavior. Ergo, his victims are typically naughty children, especially those who speak curse words and falsehoods.
[Bottom Section] Some depictions in popular culture: Hellboy and the B.P.R.D. 7 [1953] (2015); Monster in My Pocket, Series 2, Monster #68 (1992)](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:tsfvgiiehbannefovmdxxk5s/bafkreibxp5gnelblwi6gdrgbiylrcifdkzr4677iusqh6wea5ygixznw5i@jpeg)
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![[Top Section] Hantu Anak Gua Batu; Region: Parts of Malaysia
[Middle Section] A pale white, somewhat round, thing with bright red glowing eyes and sharp, spiky top and bottom edges. Accompanied by descriptive text.
Old spirits that dwell within limestone caves. Female shamans in certain regions are said to invoke them.
Their bodies are typically described as floating about like small white cotton balls, the edges of their forms contrasting this initially soft description with sharp edges resembling stalagmites and stalactites.
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